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Clinton News-Record, 1962-08-16, Page 8Senior 4-H Members Go South of the Border These are the senior 4-H Club members of Huron County as they visited with 4-H Club people in. Gratiot County, Michigan from. August 1-3. The. area is about 140 miles north-west of Port Huron.. This was an exchange visit for the Huron young people, returning a trip made by the 4-H members of Gratiot several years ago, into this county. At the far left is. Donald Grieve, associate agricul- turual representative for Huron and at far right is Isabel Gilchrist, home economist for Huron. (Photo by Gratiot County Herald) Mrs, F. C. P. Maudsley, Brant- ford, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Higgins rant week. Mr: and Mrs. Robert Gilmour, Sarnia, were callers at the rec- tory on Thursday. Mrs. William Monteith', Strat- ford, was the guest of Mrs. Bruce Meneiey,:laslt week. Miss Mary 'Secord returned to Brantford on Monday after • having tbeem the guest of Mises Carrie Dixon: for a week, Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Ware- ham, Sarnia, called oat Mrs. H. K. King on Tuesday of last week. . John Manness, London, vis- ited his grandmother, Mrs, W. E. Manness from Thursday to Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mac- Leod, London, spent a week's vacation with his mother, Mrs. L. H. D. MacLeod. Mr. and Mils. David Dewar, Toronto, visited' his mother, MiGs. David, Dewar for a few days Past week. Gerald Sturgeon .and Ed. Db on, Preston, spent Sunday with ,the fa••7ners parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sturgeon. Harold Penhale, Bronson Line, is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital, having enter- ed on Monday evening, Howard Scorxthrner completed a five week summer course in the Department of • Physical Education at Teachers College, London, on August 3. Rev. and! Mrs. Ted Hastings, Bethlehem Methodist Church, Flflivt, Mioh,, spent a weekend recently with •the Rev. and Mrs. Lorne Sparks and family. Nancy Heard returned home recently atter spending a vaca- tion with her sister, Mrs. L. Pounder, Walkerton; and Shar- on is on holidays in Kitchener. M. and Mrs. E. H. Schnell relthixned to Detroit on Thurs- day last meter hiaving spent the Civic Holiday weekend with Mrs. E. Schnell. Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Gillard and Miss Patsy GilIard, St. site relatives Tlxomas; visited here over the Civic Holiday week- end, Mr. and Mrs'. J. McCann, Henson:, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rusk, Victoria, B.C., called on Mr. and Mrs. E .A, Feathers- ton on 1Vlonday. Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Mac- Neil left on Tuesday for Cleve- land, leveland, Ohio, after having spent 12 days at Miss M. Hodgin's cottage, -"Stonehaven". Recent guests at the Smith home included Mr. Smith's brother Jack, for a week, bro- ther Harry and wife for za Week- end and nephew William Bean and daughter ' Mary Anne, all of London. Mr. and Mrs. Charles • Moth- ershead and Christopher, Ar- lington, Virginia, visited his aunt, Mrs, R. W. Bristol from Wednesday to Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Sturgeon family ' returned •t • 'their home :in Hes'poler on Sunday atter spending a week's holidaay with his parents, Ma. ,and Ms+s. ESA. Sturgeon. Mr. ,and Mrs. J. •E, Howard and Miss Anne Drouin returned home one Friday, after baving been the guests of Rev. and Mrs. H. G. E. Crosby, Moore- town, last week. Mr. and Mrs. William Te'I- ford, Julia and Scott, Simcoe, spent the Civic Holiday nv'eel- end with Mrs. Telford's rpar- enits, Mr. and Mrs. Williarn R. Talbott, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schaaf- heinixn, Judy, Susie and Don, Cooksville are spending this week wdtth. Mr's. Schafheitrl'iri's m'eVaber, Mrs. William H. Rob- inson:. Mrs. R. Clark and Miss Ro- berta 'Clank returned to Cleve- land on Sunday, August 5 rafter having been the guests of Mr. and .Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer for a fortnight. Clarence Pugh, Norfolk, Va., was ;the guest of Mrs. Tony Pugh, Mr. and Mrs. A'l'an: Gal- braith ;ands Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Bell from Wednesday to Satur- day. Mrs. Dalton Smith. and Janet, London, are at their cottage on Sarnia Street this week. Dal- ton Smith will join :them the end of the week for two weeks' vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rowse and children, Jimmy, Cathy, Vicki and Jill, London spent the Civic Holiday weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs L. B. Smith. Mr. and Mts. Norman Rivers moved from, London on August 1 to ,ocoup'y their new home which they have ,bu'llt on the canner of Howard 'and Charles Streets. Hugh R. MacKay was trans- ferred from Clinton Public Hos- pital to Westminster Hospital by ambulance on Friday. Mrs. A. M. Bassett accompanied her father on the trip. Mrs. Irene Decon and grand- daulghlter, Sandia Lee Decon, St. Thomas, ,cane on Sunday to spend a week at Lloyd's Cabins while visiting relatives and calling on. friends in the village. Pte. Joe ' Heard, RCR, came on July 28 to spend 40 days leave with his parents., Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Heard. Guards- man Jim Heard ac'com'panied by Guardsman Edward Scales ar- rived on August 3 on 33 days THAT CAN BE USED! TERMS 20% DOWN 1955 2 -DOOR STATIONWAGON automatic with radio $795 1955 PONTIAC 2 -DOOR with radlo.4 95 1955 FORD 4 -DOOR with radio .. $495 1955 PONTIAC 4 -DOOR, mechanic spacial .. $225 p 1953 FORD 2 -DOOR with rads . $225 1952 CHEV. 4 -DOOR with radio .. $275 1951 CHEV. 4 -DOOR $150 SIIOk?Y'S 21 VICTORIA STw (HWY 4) DIAL HU 2.7661 CLINTON OPEN 24 HOURS leave. They had !been,on a sur- vival. training co'urs,'e at Camp Gagetown, N:B., and although ,the brothers looked far each other, they never net in New Brunswick. Rte, Joe Heard goes to Germany •for three years. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith and 'Janice spent August 3 with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Smith. Christine,, who had been with her grandparents for two weeks, returned to London with her parents. Drs. Dalph and; Doris Nicholls accompanied by Pat Johnson and Miss' Marton MoLel!len, Landon; and W. J. Nichollin Toronto, spent the Civic Ha1i- day weekend with Mrs. F. W. MEwen. Mr, ,and Mrs. William Lem- ing, Tom, John, Jane and Bob, Walton, spent Sunday with her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watson. Mary Leming who had been with her gralvdtparents for ten days returned home with her parents. F/L and Mrs. Audre - Tonna and four chilid'ren, Michael, Mary, Anna and Jenny Lynn are staying 'three weeks with Mrs. Toma's mother, Mrs. L. H. D. MacLeod, enroute from Bagotville, Que., to Engelwood, California, to which he has been posted. Mr. .and • Mrs. Charles Bell, son and! daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Bell, Harald Bell, and Mrs. Ernest Bell, Clin- ton, were in Burlington on Sat- urday for the funeral of a brother -'in -.law, William Powell, Burlington. It • was held from the Milton funeral Name. Keith + Leonard and children Ray, Cheryl, Mavis and Kal, motored to the village on Sat- urday and visited his; wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs; E. A. Featherston until Sturd+. On their return to Wiliowcla'le they were accompanied by Sonja Leonard who had been with her grandparents for a week. Mrs.. Neil Mustard' Billy, Lin- da, Betsy, Julia and Johnny, Part Credit, spent several weeks at the family cottage 'and Neil Mu -Stud joined his family icor weeikendts. They left on August 5 for Port Credit and will spend the remainder of then. vacation on Georgian Bay. .Donald Burch; Sudbury, spent :a fort- night with them here. The Rev. Canton, F. H. Paull rereturnedL' owed an Listowel ri day atter three week's' vaca- tion at his ,name in the, village, "Carborne House". Mrst Paull accompanied her sister, Miss 'Carrie Dixon who has been with them for three Week's, to'Branit- ford. Canon Paull joined his wife there and they went on to Morrisbt ng 'to visit his brother, Herbert Paull, .on W'ednesd'ays. At The Rectory David Elliott, God -son ;af the Rev. E. J. B. Harrison, 'his par- enitls, Mr. and Mrs. Harold El- liott, Russell Elliott and Miss Sandra Perry, all of Sarnia, were 'guests at the 'rectory on Civic Holiday. Callers at the rectory on Civic 'Holiday weekend were W. and Mrs. 'Goirdian Holleran and two childiren,, -Sarnia, on S'aturd'ay; Mr. and Mrs. James Russell and 'three daughters and Miss Frances Roberts, Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs'•. Alex Mac- Lean', Ceylon, Ont., on Sunday afternoon; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gibson, Sarnia, Monday after- noon. The Jowett Cottages Mr. and Ms. Fred MacTag- ga,r+t and family, Islington; Mr. and Mrs. Len Pye and fasnildi, Windsor; Mr, and M.S. Edward Stamp and 'fainly, and Miss Beth Merchantt ,Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. John Carruthers and flail sly; Dundas; Mr. and M'rs. A, T.;aaudicino and family, Royal Oak, Mich,; Mr. ,and Mrs. J. Henry -anddaughter, London;; .. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Coat, De- troit; Mr and l\fss. J. P. Drap- er and 'family, Windsor; lyre. and Mrs. JameS Carneirom, Lon - dory; Mr, and Must 1V I: Van Vlieit an'd family, Taronito; •Mr, and ' 1 , Toroni Ms. Warren cy, , Mr, andMrs, poniard Foyston and family, Tdrrntb. - The Little inn August registrations at the Little Inn include; Mr, and Mrs. William .C. Heine, MISS Evel n V eLachlan Ton ort r , D. and Mrs, Little, Mr and Mrs. Robertson, Richmond Hill; Lesley A. Hit . Cabe Thin, S. Afrc; A, M. Seton Sussex, Errglancl., LilaMc'Kelvey Td- rorite Mr, and Mrs, T.. St. Ev- ent', Port. Credit; Mr. and 1Vtrs. G. R, Rose, Gederich;;, boriS and Jelin Mcibbon, Winghtid ; Brian Jones; Sally Leitch, bonny Leitch', •t ondon; Stitari Goderich Twp. South Mr. rand Mrs. Jatok Stirling .an Mark spent the .Civic Hall - day :alt their cottage. Mrs. B'er't .Harris, Dianne and Cally, Goderich; Mrs. Wally lVfqttershead and two chdld'ren, of Victoria, B.C., were calling on friends on Sunday, Mr. 'and Mrs. Ken Watt, Pont Slba'nley, spent a 'couple of days Mast week with Mr. and! Mns. Murray McDougall Miss Kathy Schilbe spent a few days last week with her aunt, Mrs. Sam Argyle, Gode- rich. Mr. and Mrs. Coyle and two chdldreru, London, were calling on friends an Sunday. Ardist, Highland Park, Mich.; Dr, and Mrs. W. I. Findlay, Harrow; Mrs. C. R. Carr, Mrs, G. F. Holder, Dr. and Mrs. R. S. Fowler, Toronto. At Scotchmers The family of Fred S'oorteh- mer is visiting him. alt his sum- mer. umrner home here. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Scootch- rner and family of Galveston,. Texas, were here for a week and Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Beatty and family, Montreal, are staying for 'the month of August. Dr. George Scoitohm;er and family of Meernoriall Presbyter- ian Church, St. Lo^;nis, Missouri, spent a couple of days here last week !before going ani to Ver- mont to visit Mrs. Scatehmer's relatives. He will return for to longer visit. Dr. Scaatchaner recently re- ceived the degree of Doctor of Divimailby, ,caniferned on him by Wheaton College, Illinois, where he received his training in theology. At Shangri La During the past five weeks, Mrs. R. A. Simons, "Shangri- La" has entertained the fol- lowing relatives and friends: Masters Danny and Dougie Le Clair, Remington Park. Their mother who is Mrs. Simon's niece, and husband, Mr, and Mrs. G. LeClair and Dorothy, Debby and Diane joined the boys here later; Mrs. Cora Casey, Ottawa, was a guest for three weeks and went to To- ronto with Mr. and Mrs. Clair Casey who were also with F/L and Mrs. Simons for a week- end; Mr. and Mrs. A. E. New- man and daughter Maureen, Windsor and her . nieces Sandy and Lisa, London; Mrs, Simon's cousins, Mrs. Annie and son Ernie Mundy and Mrs. Nancy Lobes, Amherstburg; her bro- ther, M. E. Beaudoin, wife and daughters Janice and Pamela, Riverside; Mr. and Mrs. J. Negrich and son Ronnie, River- side; brother-in-law and sister, Mr. ,and Mrs. A. C. Coomber, Amherstburg and Miss Lilian Aqualina, Windsor. Blue Water Highway Silt' rblrc'h Cabins Helhdaye'rs for one week at Hazelwood C:abtns were Mr. .and Mr . 'Qlat.enze ,J.. Gergmette and .two children, Stratford; Squadron Leader and Mrs, Cha..c'as H. Divian'e and children, Sltnphe'n and Sil.izia'beth and twin 4'�ns Fliq'ht Cadet's Michael and David, Centralia; Mr. and Mrs, J. R, Wal'so,r and' athree chilar rein, Sit, Thomas; Mr. and Mrs. l'loY Whiltwelll, Jr. and fouz' dhild'ren, 01anadford Station; Mr, And Mrs, Mike Dukish, Hamilton; Mr, and Mrs, F. G. B'a1'leitlt sand t,wo child'r'en, Wood stock Mr, and Mrs, J'irnrrry Sand' and her'sister, Miss Dolly Tirrie ,Sarnia. Rev, H Currie, United Ch+ Urcli, Hens0, .who is chapi'aim for the summer tion this at Camp Bordon, spent two ci'ays with Mrs, Currie and caiiild'ren who Were holidaying here for -one we*. Her .mother.and step 'fatter, Mr, and Mrs, J, W. Rob- inson', Auburn and Mrs, Currie's sitter and hus+b'and, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan W. Stephenson, Ston- ey C:ree'k and three children were also vacationing here, Mr. ,and Mrs. Bruce Willianns and two chil'd'ren, Gil Springs; Mrs. Mary Delaney ,and dough- ter S'usian, London, also were • at Hazerlwood Calbdns. Overnight gtuests at •the Sd1- verbixch Cabins were Mr. and Mrs. H. M, McPhee and two children ;Guelph; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Twitchell and family, Ashland, Ohio; Mr. 'and Mrs. R. M. Crosson,, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs, G. Owen, Toronto; Mr. YARNA Correspondent, Fred i ec.lylnont. Mrs David Pitt And family, $ri:,. John's, DTewfoundliand, 'are visiting relatives in this a±icinutiy, IVIiss'l u,th Barker, Kind* City, rs visiltinrg at the home tef Mr, and Mrs. ,Fred McClyixiont, Word was received last week of -the death of Mrd:. Lorne Elis, London, 'a feimaer resident of the vi>1lage. A xxl, nber from here attended ann!versary services in Bayfield United Church on Sunday last.. Georgie Simons' is taking the services in Varna ankle Goshen United Churches this month while the 'pastor, Rev. M, Mew- i isan is on holiday, Mrs, A, J. Mustard has re- turned home after visiting rela- tives in England .during the p'as't month, Mr. and Mrs, Alex. York, Morr+isbtn g, spent a few days last week with the lady's bro- tlhiir-+in4'Iaw and sister, Mr, and Mrs, Orrin Dowson. They were on a return trip home from as three Week's vacation in the Western Provinces. Mt's. Robert Romney and two chilldnen, Trudy' and Ricky, Vie- toniia Harbour, are spending this week with her parents, Me and Mrs. Orrin Dowsers. and Mrs. Thomas Htiughs, and child, Toronto; Mrs, Grace E, Jarrobi, mother and two cdiil'd'- ren, Grosse Pointe, Michigan. Two weeks vacationers were Misses Joan Arun Duguid and' Judith. Crawford', RN, from the City Hospital Nurser Residence, Saskatoon, Sask.; Mr. and Mrs. Doug McQueen; (newlyweds), Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Asa Deeves left Sunday for a three weeks vaca- tion to the Western Provinces. The Misses Amy and Greta Lammie; Miss Kathryn Sells, London; Mr. and Mrs. Robert EIgie are vacationing for a week at Lake Joseph holiday centre, near Parry Sound. Miss Jarvis Peacock who has been holidaying for five weeks with her grandmother Mrs. Grace Harpole returned to her home at Ottawa, accompanied by her grandmother who will spend two weeks vacation. Miss Joan Hopkinson who has been visiting with her grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Cook has returned to her home in Lion's Head. Mr. and Mrs.Stewart Bell, Pauline and Ann, have return- ed after vacationing for three weeks up north as far as Hearst. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClin- chey, Clinton, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Eyre 'at Eckford Camp near Restoule. Mrs. Guy Bedard, Brockville, spent a weekend with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bell and accompanied her par- ents on their holidays for a week. Carolyn Cook, Linda Keys, Beth Cook and Arlene Chip - chase are attending the United Church Girls Summer Camp north of Goderich this week. George Hess is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mrs. Verna Twitchell re- turned home Saturday from a month's visit with her son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Davidson and family, Port Colborne; and also visited with her son and daughter-in- Iaw Mr. and Mrs. Murray Twit- chell, London. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bell, Pauline and Ann spent the holi- day weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Eyre at Eekford Camp, near R.estoule. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Gil- more and family, Dundas; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Streder and family, Taranto, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McEwen, Catherine and Malcolm, at their summer cot- tage at Sit. Joseph's. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hed- den and family, St. Catharines, A Genuine Bargain ONE ONLY -- 24 -inch BARBECUE With Electric Spit and Hood Special Price. 513.95 BARBECUE SUPPLIES and . ACCESSORIES INSULATED CHILI, CHESTS Non -rusting' galvanized interior; easy to Clean. s9.95 DRIVEWAY BROOMS Complete with Full Lehgth Handle 85e PLASTIC or GALVANIZED GARBAGE CANS Plastic . , . , $3,75 -$6.-95- $6.9$ Galvanized $3.75 & $4.50 Sutter-Perdae Ltd. WO Hardware and Housewares Iecttical Appliances and Stu 'lees . . PP Pb PHONE HO 2-'7023 " CLINT'ON are spending a week holidaying with Herb Redden, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Aasen and youngest son Garth, Reg- ina, Sask.; Mr. and Mrs. Ivan KreIler and son Kelvin, Mrs. Alice Brown, Edmonton, visit- ed last week with Mr. and Mrs. George Hess. Mrs. Aasen is the youngest sister of Mrs. Hess and Mr. KreIler, a native of Varna, is Mrs. Hess' cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hedden and family, Dresden visited over the weekend with Mr. Hedden. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon White- man and Beverly are spending this week with relatives in Ot- tawa. Miss Sharon Riley, London, is holidaying this week with Miss Ann Mickle. William Smale, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cousins and Danny, and Terry ` Glover, London, spent the weekend at Stokes Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol are vacationing this week with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and ' Mrs. Don Dodds, Sea - forth. Christine Cousins, London, is spending a week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Smale, Mrs. Sarah Glazier is visit- ing with her sister Mrs. Pol- lard at Kinburn, for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle -rand Ann visited on Sunday with their cousin Mrs. Evelyn Tol- son and her sister Miss Beck- ton, London, Wendy and Bobby Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lemmon, London, are holidaying with Varna: Mrs. Edgar Munn and her daughter Mrs. Don Gooding, Debbie and Donnie, Parkhill, have returned home after vaca- tioning for a week at Schade View. Mrs. Leona Parke and Pat- ricia have returned after spend- ing a few days in Toronto, Niagara Falls and St. Cathar- ines. The CNR. station has a new look, the exterior having been painted outside in color schem- es of red with green and yellow trim. The interior has also been redecorated, the first time in some 14 years. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Simpson, Birmingham, Mich. ; Mr. and Mrs. Gus Voth, Royal Oak, Mich., were recent visitors with Mrs. Lou Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon White- man and Beverly were in Ham- ilton recently attending the assembly of Jehovah's Wit- nesses. Mrs, W, R. Cross is vaca- tioning at Sauble Beach. Wendy Thomas, London, vis- ited recently with Mrs. Leona Parke and Patricia. Mrs. Rheta Charles was visit- ed on Saturday by her daugh- ters and their husbands from London and New York. Make -Believe CKN) Since fire destroyed the building Which housed CENX radio and TV in Wingharn lett March, some :programs have been cancelled, inoinding the Kiddies Studio Party which Was heard each Saturday morn- ing. Miss Greta Lammie's pupils have contributed two of these programs annually; usually dur- ing July. On August 7 they met at her 'home to play 'for each other, keeping in practice for future radio engagements, Pia>ao solos were played by Kay and MichaeI Davis, Doro- thy and Dan Kipfer; Barbara and Charles Schwalm, Keryh, Kathie endGwenneth llendrick, Jahice and Larrie Wright, Joyce and Linda Ferguson, Deanna, Nancy and Donnalynn Forest RUthtt iiie Coleman, Eleanor Based, Donna Whiten use, Ruth Cudmore, Lynn Faber, Katherine McEwen, Anne Hay- ter, Linda Worktnan, 'Anne Clif- ton and a piano duet by Ken- neth and Grant Jones, CKNX has written Miss Lam- mie that they will be in touch with her When they are able to resume this program, Page News-Record,Thurs.1 August 16, 1962. Young Teacher Marries Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Stapleton, Galt, were married in St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, Goderich, by the Rev. Father Stapleton, .a cousin of the groom. The bride is Joan Anne Masse, formerly junior teacher at St. Joseph's Separate School, Clinton, and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Masse, Goderich. The groom's parent are Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Stapleton, Dublin. (Photo by 1i. J. Nephew) Stapleton -Masse A lovely wedding was sol- emnized on Saturday, July 21, in St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, Godestieh, by the Rev. Farther Stapleton, a cousin of the graosm, when, Joan Anne Masse''beoame the bride of Ken- neth Stapleton, 'Dublin. Stan- dards of red gladioli were at the alltar, The !bride, a datighiter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Masse, God- erich, oderich, was junior ,room teacher in Sit. Jo'seph'S Separate School here during the year 1961-62. The graorin is the son of Mr. and Mxs. Fer•gu•s Stapleton, Dubl�un. Given in marriage by 'her farther, 'the bride was Iovely tin floor 'length gown af silk or- ganza over taffeta, featuring a fitted 'bodice, lily point sleeves and neckline :trimmed with ir- pearl's. The bouffant Skirt 'fea- tured side panels of unpr'essed ridesc'ent 'sequins and seed pleats ;accented with lace. flor- elts and sre'quim and the back was caught in a ,bustle effect, accented with ,three silk or- ganza roses, falling into a Slight train, A crawrr of seeed pearls: and crystal drops held the el- bow llb'ow length five -tiered veil of silk illusion. She carried a cas- cade of red roses, stephanotis and ivy. Mrs. Aage Sltegnenstad, God- erich was matron of honour and bridesmaid's' were Miss Joanne Stapleton;, Dublin and Mrs. Noel Dumont, Goderich. The 'attend- ants were similarly gowned in catilan blue silk organza dres- ses, and carried bouquets of white 'murals. The illowergirl,. Miss Diane Stapleton was dh- sed similarly. Robert Stapleton, Dublin was groomsman and ushers w er e Donald Masse, Goderieh nand Neil Stapleton. Ring bearer was Master Michael Masse. Edward Walza'k was organist accompandng the soloists, Mrs. Leo. Walzak and Miss Carol Ann S'chnlulck. The bride's mother received guests in a carnation pin k. dress with white accessories, and a white orchid corsage. The groom's another wore' beige' with matching accessories ' 'and a mauve orchid corsage. Leaavdng on a wedding trip •to• Easttern Canada, the bnidie don- ned a white dress and navy ac cess'orries and a corsage of red. carnations. Upon ;their return they will reside in Ga'lct, where the 'bridle is employed as a teacher. 0--- LVIIDDLETON Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kennedy and Carol, Toronto, spent the weekend with 1VIr. and Mas. Fred Middleton. Mrs. Sundstrom, Alvin Sund-• sttrom and Mrs. St. Jacques, Sault Site. Marie, visited recent- ly with Mr. and Mrs. Ross. Middleton. 0 BRUCEFIELD Mrs. H. F. Berry, Correspondent. Mr. and Mrs. Alex York, M'orrisburg, visited a :couple of days last week with the lady's brother and Sister -in' -law, Mr. and Mrs'. James Souter. Lx ER Authorized Philips Dealer Radio — TV and Appliance Repairs 215'.Victorio Street -- — Phone HU 2-7021 "Service is OW .flusincs$" ONTARIO GENERAL TRADES Five and Six Bay Metal Patrol Garages , GRAND BEND, ONTARIO (5 BAY) CLINTON, ONTARIO (6 BAY) SEPARATE SEALED FIXED SUM TENDERS properly endorsed, on forms Supplied by the Department, will be received by the Tenders Secretary, Room 6630, East Block, Parliament Buildings, Toronto 2, Ontario, until 3.15 p.m. (E.D,T,) on WEDNESDAY; SEPTEMBER 12, 1962 for the General Trades Work which includes the Mechanical and Electrical Trades in connection with the construction of a Five Bay 1VIetal Patrol Garage for the Department of Highways, Ontario, at Grand Bend Ontario and also for the Construction of a similar Six Bay Metal Patrol Garage for the Department of Highways, Ontario, Clinton, Ontario. NOTE: Tenderers may quote on one or both jobs. Plans, Specifications Tender forms, Tender enve- lopes and Contract Requirements may be obtained from, or viewed at Inborn T704 (Tower; Department of Public Works, East Block, Parliament Buildings; Toronto 2, On- tario, hone o 3 -107 , andm s beviewed tarso T N. tis 9 a also , PY at the Builders Exchange, London and Sarnia, Ontario. A $4,000.00 Bid Bond and a 100% performance Bond will be ,required as Specified for each of the above jobs. Tenders will not be considered unless made on forms supplied by the Department of Public Works, Ontario, in accordance With the terms and condition§ as set forth thein re A Deposit of $50.00 CASH, OR C ERTIFIED CHEQUE Made ,payable to the Treasttrer of ntarro, will be required per set of tender docuents which'will be re- funded if eem urrients are returned in good condition within thirty days lowest above dosing date, otherwise forfeited, The lowest or any tender •iibt tiecessarily accepted. Parliament Buildings, J. D. Millar, Toronto2, Ontarle Deputy MirtiStcr, August 14,1962 Departlneht of public Works, bntarlo 33.4b